Another one in the primitive series, plains ponies. Looks like a hot day out in the grasslands. Illustrator. ©2004 Thomas Blue.

Done with giant nods to Picasso and Gris. I wanted to see if I could do some cubist beefcake, so I did. Acrylic and crayon on board. ©2002 Thomas Blue.

This was a rejected t-shirt idea that I worked into a painting. Acrylic on board. I think it needs a few more spots; it's a bit too minimalistic. ©2001 Thomas Blue.

I was working on another painting that just wasn't coming together, so I thought I'd take a break. This came out. His name is Juan Carlos del Ontono though I don't know why. Acrylic on board. Image ©2002 Thomas Blue.

More AI practice. Illustrator. ©2006 Thomas Bllue.

A non-fashion fashion piece, I think. It has more overtones of a woodblock print than an ad, but that's ok, too. Illustrator. ©2005 Thomas Blue.

Reworking of an old design, more fake fashion. ©2004 Thomas Blue.

Ken from the comic "Circles." Ken ©2003 French/Domanski/Fabianek, image ©2003 Thomas Blue. Posted with permission.

King Frogera poster

Catching up...

This was a badge I was commissioned to do for AC 2002. Thankfully, the person requesting it gave me plenty of notice so I could play at home a while instead of doing it all at the con. Illustrator and Photoshop. KurtMRufa © his player, image ©2002 Thomas Blue.

Two cheetahs, open in their affection somewhere in the city. I was pretty happy with the way this one turned out. This one is in acrylics, done with my finger on masonite. Image ©2001 Thomas Blue.

Acrylic on canvas board. For AC? ©2003 Thomas Blue.

The first morph in the same series, a leopard guarding his mother tree. Illustrator. ©2004 Thomas Blue.

This was supposed to be one in a series of four, but the others never came together. There's a crayon version of this in the sketches folder that I like better, but the blue really glows like that in the painted version. Acrylic on board. ©2001 Thomas Blue.

Lou Grant (from the Mary Tyler Moore Show) as an otter; inspiration for Guz. Brush, ink. ©2005 Thomas Blue.

Lucco, late at night at the gym. Ink, Illustrator. ©2006 Thomas Blue.

A little extra, though I don't really recommend taking scissors to the screeen. Illustrator. ©2005 Thomas Blue.

And from later in the same ficticious cartoon...Illustrator. ©2005 Thomas Blue.

A trading card of sorts of Lucco for an up and coming fite! comics site. Painter Classic. ©2005 Thomas Blue.

And Lucco, done in the same sort of minimalist style. Illustrator. ©2005 Thomas Blue.

Lucco, hanging out at the gym. Ink and Illustrator. ©2006 Thomas Blue.

Update of an older piece. Brush and ink, dash of cubism. ©2003 Thomas Blue.

A little otterguy made up like Magnus Robot Fighter (the original one, not the Valiant one). Love that Russ Manning! Illustrator. ©2004 Thomas Blue.

What is it? Is it safe? Is it furry? Acrylic on canvas. ©2004 Thomas Blue.

Proposal for a silkscreen print, and reworking of an earlier design, margay thief. Illustrator. ©2003 Thomas Blue.

Once in a great while, I do something realistic. This is one of four for a proposed portfolio for AC 2003. Watercolor, colored pencil acrylic. ©2003 Thomas Blue.

Fake fashion ad for a fake company just for fun. ©2003 Thomas Blue.

Another ad for that ficticious clothing outlet, @damage. ©2003 Thomas Blue.

A different, ficticious clothiers, this one a little more racy than the other. ©2003 Thomas Blue.

Big piece, 28"x48" acrylic on paper of Marker the dalmatian, dancing. The paper edges show on purpose as that's how this was painted. A dab of cubism, a dab of futurism. ©2004 Thomas Blue.